Clear readings. Clear next steps.

Depending on your water source and concerns, an initial visit may include hardness, pH, TDS and relevant checks for chlorine or common well-water issues.

An on-site check cannot identify every contaminant or establish that water is safe to drink. Specific concerns, including bacteria, lead, arsenic or PFAS, may require a certified laboratory.

Request a water check

Based on your source

  • Core readings: hardness, TDS and pH where applicable
  • City water: disinfectant-related concerns
  • Well water: iron, sulfur, manganese and other concerns when indicated
What a water check can and cannot tell you →
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR WATER

Good water starts with a simple conversation.

Tell us what you notice. We’ll check hardness and relevant water-quality indicators, then explain whether additional contaminant testing is needed.

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Check your water quality

We’ll contact you to arrange the check. Specific contaminants may require lab testing.

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